Sentences with phrase «made appealing to»

Urban cities should keep investing in the attractions and features that made them appealing to young people in the first place.

Three loan processor resume format options are provided below, each using a different level of expertise so you can see how different backgrounds can all be made appealing to potential employers.

Its definable, scientific and modern nature made it appealing to governments to regulate and for veterinarians to embrace and sell in their own offices.

However, Kickstarter users are not actually charged until a project's funding deadline hits, so you're not actually sending money until the project is a definite «yes,» which is part of what made it appealing to me.

An affordable price made it appealing to budget - minded truck buyers, but the Colorado (and its GMC Canyon twin) suffered from lackluster four - and five - cylinder engines, an abundance of cheap cabin plastics, and a general lack of refinement.

Its liquid formula and brush tip have made it appealing to makeup artists and the average cat eye lover alike, making it the most pinned eyeliner on the site.

That fact especially made her appealing to a start - up high school sports magazine debuting its first issue the week after the CIF State Track and Field Championships.

Its professional approach to worship has made it appealing to many younger people.

Newly confident, Katz quickly made an appeal to the Vitamin Shoppe, which gave him his first purchase order.

The diversity of content makes it appealing to users.

In the short - but - punchy talk that was recently recommended on both the blogs of both top VC Brad Feld and prominent angel investor Joanne Wilson, Forman offers a handful of tips to companies that want to both make themselves appealing to that vast pool of talent that actually wants a life outside work, and get up to date on cutting - edge people management practices, including:

Buffett said he's «willing to bet a lot of money» on the current management team, adding that the products Kraft makes appeal to many consumers.

But it's not just Facebook's reach that makes it appealing to outbound marketers.

This, in conjunction with the stock's impressive yield and above - average appreciation potential, make it appealing to investors of all ilks.

For those who have already taken a training course in Botox, they may already have an idea on advertising and making themselves appealing to newer clients.

Earlier this year, Theranos said that it will make an appeal to remove the sanctions, but a final resolution in that matter is yet to take place.

Khosrowshahi was alone, among this august group, in also making an appeal to policy, even if somewhat weakly: «Another tragedy that should push us again to #EndGunViolence,» he concluded.

If I make it appealing to me and to my friends and to my kids and if other people find that appealing then that's great, if they don't then that's ok too.

Too often, when Christians make appeals to atheists or agnostics, they fall back on emotional, faith - based language: «When I trust in the Lord...,» «God has been so good to me...,» etc..

In a culture of self - absorption built on doubts about our own self - worth, we desperately attempt to make ourselves appealing to others» dieting, exercising, nipping, and tucking» and appear as young, beautiful, and useful as all the bodies and faces that fill our magazines, billboards, and television screens.

Indeed, if we read the website of the Family Education Trust (which does not make its appeal to any text or creed) we find, under the heading «The Importance of the Family», the following:

The Methodists had always made their appeal to the poorer, uneducated, and dispossessed peoples.

Condemning the killing, the Catholic Bishops» Conference of the Philippines said in a statement: «We make our appeal to the authorities to act swiftly in going after the perpetrators of this crime and to bring them to justice.

It seems to me legitimate to make an appeal to common reason in order to defend a conjugal view of marriage.

We can make appeal to experiences of planning, frustration, hope, fulfillment, promise, disappointment, etc..

What is easily overlooked is that the original promise to Abraham made no appeal to his personal self - interest.

Natural selection of accidentally favorable adaptations during a seemingly endless span of cosmic and biological time provides an account of organic life that appears to make any appeal to divine influence or purposiveness superfluous.

She makes no appeal to philosophical doctrine as an external authority.

Whitehead's account of the perceptive mode of presentational immediacy, as he explicitly states, is dependent upon a definition of straight lines in terms which make no appeal to measurement (unlike the definition, «the shortest distance between two points»): «It is to be noted that this doctrine of presentational immediacy and of the strain - locus entirely depends...

Despite some seriously valid reservations, Queen Esther tactfully makes an appeal to the king for her life and lives of her people who have been sentenced to genocide.

As an example, he made an appeal to slave holders, but, as far as we know, did not picket in front of Philemon's house.

One writer says that if Christianity is ever to make an appeal to the educated Indian it will be through the Gospel of John, because it makes an appeal similar to that of the Gita.

Charitable interpreters often make appeals to «what the author really meant,» but the absence of the author means that we are left with only the text.

This is not an explicitly genital mode of contact, but it is a way of sexual living that makes its appeal to those who by religious vocation (e.g., monks and nuns) or a call to a particular kind of human service (e.g., Dag Hammarskjold) or some necessity (e.g., those who can not find a life partner or a homosexual comradeship available) are forced to live without a genital way of being sexual.

To make her appeal to the king, Esther has to confess that she has deceived the king by not telling him she was a Jew.

So you want to make an appeal to popularity then?

Paul and others will make an appeal to their authority as apostles when necessary, or they will say it is a custom, or a hymn; it's not that hard, really, when anyone reads the whole thing instead of just verses.

And for this reason I have made appeal to Whitehead and Polanyi who are more comfortable with the complexities of philosophical discussion than is Teilhard.

A network of organizations opposing genetically - modified organisms (GMOs) on Wednesday made an appeal to agriculture secretary Emmanuel Piñol to provide sustainable agricultural production and safe food for Filipinos.

Chia seeds are bland and need a lot of flavour to make them appealing to your taste buds.

New NurturMe ancient grain cookies, power blends, and dairy - free yogurt alternatives make appeal to health - conscious families

However, Smith can cut the suspension in half if he makes his appeal to the league using Jamal Lewis's cellphone.

There's a much higher degree of difficulty in executing these throws, which would make them appealing to the NFL, except that it becomes nearly impossible to execute them safely without breaking the professional game's 1 - yard rule.

While Guerreiro's versatility — he often plays as a left winger for Les Merlus — may make him appeal to Blanc, this season's statistics indicate that Kurzawa would be a better prospect.

A: Well, first of all, a pretty large percentage of the sales pitches for the things that I've seen make appeals to «organic, natural energy» or «electromagnetic activity».

Another thing I noticed was the great effort that companies were going to to market their foods and make them appealing to kids and teenagers.

Transform a basket and make it appealing to use by sewing a liner with your fabric scraps.

There are two versions of this word search to make it appeal to a wider range of ages.

Squash has a naturally sweet taste and soft texture, which makes it appealing to kids and adults who aren't particularly fond of most bitter - tasting vegetables.

Adding color to the lunches make it appealing to eat.